Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-13
srEuBENvrLLE.
The Ball Of the Bachelor CIub-General
Local News.

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STEUBENyILLE, February 12.-The ball
held Friday night by the Bachelor Club
being the last to be given before lent, the
members exerted themselves to make 1t
the finest of the season, and they succeed
ed admirably, for if anything ever was a
snccess il was this affair. Among those
from abroad in attendance were Mr.. Cas-
| Marsh. Bellaire; Miss Noiola Rogers, Ma
! ron. Ga. Mr.. Perkins, Des Moines, Iowa;
Mr. Clark Bane, Pittsburg; Miss Anni
| Griffith. Bellairc; Miss Libhie Smith, Gin
~cinna,i: Miss Bee Holiday, Columbus;
Mr.. John Oliver, East Liverpool; Mr..
r Patterson, Holidays Cove; Miss
Annie Hog, Cadiz- OF the
Steubenville parties we are enabled TO
mention: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dougherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs
David Beall. Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Lowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
! NJ. Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs. James Steele,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Toner, Messrs. Harry
Sberrard. Vern Mccullough, Ed Steele,
&c. CASTOR, w. Med. Miller, Lou Miller,
viii Bray, Charles McClintOn, Charles
| Dunbar, Will Taggart, Will Miller, George
Pearce, Charles Cartwright, Charles
D~ougherty, Ben Sharp, Will Floto, George
+ Sharpe. Geo. HuScroft, Frank Harden,
Leonard Brown, James Gill, Geo. Beatty,
Misses Katie Harden, Jessie MOssgrove,
Katie Hill, Jessie Myers, Flo. Battln,
| Stella Moore, Hattie Lowe, Jessie Pearce,
| Annie Mcconnell, Annie Holiday, Annle
Hull, Mary Hagan, Emma Mcdonald,
| Laura Parks, Miss Morrison, Miss Fickes,
Miss Henry Miss Perkins. The supper
was an elegant affair, MesSrs. Talk and
O'NeiI outdoing all their former efforts as
caterers. Kramer, of Wheeling, furnished
| the music, which was splendid. The next
ball of the club will be held on Friday
evening Immediately following the ending
of Lent.
Charles d. Haines, of Haines Bros. New
York. who have in view the building of
street car line from Mingo Junction to the
Riverside Furnace, is in the city looking
up matters pertaining to the enterprise.
He says his company is in earnest III the
matter, and it is their intention to build a
standard gauge road. The question OF
| franchise will come up before Council at
its next meeting, and while that body
should look after the interests OF the city,
il should remember that their obligations
| do not tall upon them TO place such severe
| restrictions on any enterprise rs to compel
its projectors to give up the plan and seek
other fields where they can be accorded
some privileges. 1t is reported that IN or
dinance has already been prepared with
such binding provisions that 1t woul he
simply impossible 10 operate 4 street car
line in this city. Whether the proposed
line will he paying investment or not Is
vet to be determined, and If 4 company OF
capitalists are willing TO come here and
| take the chances of success or failure, no
stumbling block shouldbc thrown in their
way hy Council or the people.
ivanhoe Division No. 7, u. X. X. of j.,
on last Wednesday evening, elected the
following officers to serve for the ensuing
wear: Sir Knight Captain, Joseph Selah;
Sir Knight Lieutenant, a. G. Floto; Sir
Knight Herald, Wm. Mckee; Sir Knight
Treasurer, John Il. Griffith; Sir Knight
Recorder. Fred Kaufman; Sir Knight
Guard, George n. Henry; Sir Knight
Sentinel. Frank Mckinney. -
Steuhcn Lodge No. 3, X. of T., on Tues
dav evening, elected and installed Emmett
+. Ersknil rs Chancellor Commander, to
fiji n vacancy caused by the resignation OF
w. w. Cochran.
A new lodge of Knights of PythiaS will
he instituted ut Toronto, this county, next
Monday evening. The work will be done
bv Knights from Steubenville and New
Cumberland, w. Va. The new lodge
starts ont with forty charter members.
Canton Doty, Patriarch Millitcnt, j. u.
O. F., were up to Toronto last Thursday
evening attending n banquet given by the
lodge of that place.
Miss Annie Griffith, of Brownsville, Pa,
is the guest OF Mrs. Thomas johnson,
North Fourth street.
Joseph LOOmer, Of Clinton, Iowa, Is WIS
ting his brother, John Loomcr, South
Fifth street.
Isl Perkins, or the Girl | Left Behind
Me-" will he ut the Opera House, Monday
evening. with Frank Jones in the leadin.
role. The scene of this play is located
over the river in West Virginia, the prin-
cipal points of interest being placed at
Pughtown, WcllSburg AMI Wheeling. IL
is immensely funny and will no donht
draw big. On Friday evening, the 18Th,
the liver Sisters troupe of colorcd artists
will hold the boards, and On Monday even
ing, the 2lst, STAIRS Opera Company will
commence n weeks engagement.
Rev. Il. w. Grange, pastor of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, was out at Columbus
this week, and WIS the guest of Captain
and Mrs. Walden.
Miss Mana Moore, of Rochester, Pa, is
visiting Steubenville friends.
Mike Warner and Mr.. Delaplaine, OF
Wheeling, came up Thursday to see their
Steubcnville friends.
Mrs. Matte Strain. of Martins Ferry,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Ridgley, on Thursday.
John G.. Butte, Sr., oil Monday evening
celebrated the Gath anniversary of his
birthday at his residence on South Fourth
street. Mr.. Rutle has resided in Stcuhcn-
willie for. twenty-siX years, and has been
identified with its business interests all
that time, \ large number of friends
We're present on the occasion and partOok
of an elegant collation. prepared under the
auspices OF Mrs. Butte.
Miss Bee Holiday, of Columbus, is the
guest of friends in this city.